New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06
NETWORK CITY.

NEw.YORK CITY
Big heads of Darwin, Lavosicr. Lcbig and Hum
boIdt stare at passcrs-by from drug warehouse In
Eighteenthst..
Third-ave. tobacconist, instead Of the conven-
tonal wooden Indian, has fe-size pine statue VI
himself dressed In the uniform Of target company
of which nc Is captain standing before his shop =
julius Schmidt, age sixty-slx, German engraver,
living at No. 81 seventhst., who on July 20 was
accidentally shot in the right eye by his son. died
Yesterday at the German Hospital
At 10 a. m yesterday, Owen Murray age sixty,
was taken sick on Eighth ave-, between Twenty
fourth and Twenty fifth sts, and died In few mo,
mcnts Upon his person was found runway pass
to Hyde Park New-York.
Eight additional cases OF typhoid fever were re-
ported at Sanitary Headquarters yesterday making
a record Of eighteen for two days. The autumn
appearance Of typhoid, IL was said by Ho nesn ,i
A onc-slxth interest In "The Clipper building at
Centre and Leonard sts., was sold yesterday by Dep
utv sheriff Demour I'm the yestIbulc Of the City Hall
for 81. 995 90.
Waldo I. Gates, charged with swindling by means
of forged checks, and against whom there are now
pending twenty-five charges was taken on remand
before Justice Murray at the Tombs yesterday; anu
held In $1,000 for General Sessions
Henry Coleman who was found tho street
with 500 unstamped cigars In his possession, was
held for examination yesterday by United States
Commissioner Shields.
The new station OF the Suburban Rapid Transit
Railroad at One-hundred- andsixty- secondst and
Thrl-ave., will be opened for travel at p. H.
to-day.
wilson Macdonald the sculptor, Is at work ON
a bust of DIR. McGlynn, who is friend of Mr. Mac
Donald and his wife. DIR. Ella Jennings.
The first OF series Of free excursions for the poor
people Of "Hel's Kitchen" and the surrounding
nejghborhood Is TO be given Tuesday next Mr.. and
avlo OF tho enter
prisc Charles T. Crowell, william NJ. Opderdonk
and John H. starn have given substantial aid
toward tho expenses
Tho Helping Hand Association will give Its third
annual excursion to River View Grove on August
H. The boat leaves West ThIry-ffh-st at a. m.
The profits OF the excursion are devoted TO helping
poor men and women during the winter months
Excellent prices were obtained yesterday at tho
auction sale OF California fruit at Brown q seccomos
room. In all. 2.5O4 boxes were disposed Of Tie
attendance was large and the bidding spirited.
BROOKLYN
Mrs Ella p Van Alstyne. who was arrested yes
tertay on the charge of misunderstanding on war
rant produced by ex-Asscmblyman Ira Buckman Of
Williamsburg tho unhappy Van hsVncs reia-
tive yesterday got out cOunter-warrant Tor assault
and had 1t served ON the cxAsscmoiyman' There
WIN DO n hearing In the next wednesday morn
ing Mrs. Van Alstyno consented 10 a formal sepa-
ration some time ago. and recently violated ne, hsr
agreement the ex-Asscmblyman alleges. The plain
tIfr AYERS that Mr.. Buchanan treated her brutaily
and is tho sole cause Of ner separation from her hus
band.
Isaac Frost painter who lives at No. OF Her
bert-st came into tho Fifth Precinct Police station
ON Thursday night with tho news that his wife hal
run away with their only child. and that all the
household furniture missing Mrs Frost had
taken everything with her but her husbands clothes,
and the unhappy painter had TO sleep on me hoor
The police could do nothing for him, ana there Is no
trace at present VI the missing wiio and hOusehoid
goods.
Michael Frisch and Nicholas stack, the two brew
er's men charged with tumbling Patrick Dooley into
the East River on Monday evening, had hearing
Yesterday In Justice Naeher's court. The evidence
showed that Dooley bad stolen a keg Of beer ana
caught him ON the bargcs deck, ard after pounding
him pitched him into the water. DOOisy was
drowned though the keg WAS recovered. The case
was adjourned until to-day, after good deu OF tes-
umony had been taken.
Tho hearing Of evidence as to the value OF GER
tain lots on Washing on-st condemned for the use
OF the Bridge trustees adjourned yesterday unti
September o.
General william De Lacy, the wcll-knOwn poliii-
clan Is lying seriously III az his home No 35f Dean
st. General DC Lazy Is veteran and Is now
tenan Colonel Of rie Goth Regiment, National
Guard. lie Is also one o. the city assessors
Patrick Kramer. a confectlorer, Of No. 1876 Filth
ave- was found dead IN his bed yesterday morning.
The room was full OF gas and the burner was turned
wide on Kramer hal been drinking heavily, ana
IL Is supposed that he intended To commit suicide
The officers Of the Fifteenth Police Precinct VIII
take run down 10 tue Fishing Banks on August Is
Captain Kelct and Sergeant Cullen have charge OF
tho arrangements. Commissioner Carroll and In
sp,tors Mcclellan. Mclaughlin and Reilly Will prob
ably 20 along with the party.